St. Paul daily globe., 1887-04-03
THE SPECIAa. TER M.
The Usual Saturday Grist Ground
Out at COurl.

AT the special term of court yesterday
the following cases We're continued: LII the
matter of the opening of Twen ty fourth
street. Soldering & Lind VS.. August Erick-
son ct al; Minneapolis & ST. Louis Rail-
way company VS.. st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba Railway company; Albert p.
Martin VS.. Mary E. Martin; James Jensen
ct al. VS.. George S. Grimes; William E.
IhlEvssB% M. Plympton; Minneapolis IL
81. Hop$sKailway company VS.. The Min
nesota & Northwestern Railway compa ny;
Lewis S. Gillette VS.. Francis Porter ct al. :;
North American Telegraph company vs..
Western Union Telegraph company; Ernest
Head VS.. Susan E. Head; George Hopkins
VS.. Robert Barto ct al. Thomas f. Andrews
VS.. The City Bank ct al; Charles B. Shell
don ct al. VS.. Ebenezer Smell ct al; Henry
Beneka VS.. Gates Bros; William Stines VS..
Gates Bros; Martin Peterson VS.. Gates
Bros; Peter Gequin VS.. Gates Bros; Albert
Judson VS.. Gates Bros: w. w. Bradshaw,
John SandhOlm. William Angus. Oliver
Blackbird, Joseph Pullen. III. S. West VS..
Gates Bros; the state park matter.
NOTES.
Mrs. Lizzie Haley and others, who some
time ago We're beaten in contest of the will
OF the late Martin Layman. began suit yes
terday morning against Charles B. Layman
and others, the heirs to see if they cannot
get some of the dead mans property.
Judge Young yesterday partially heard the
TWO appeals of the National Bank of Com
merce and y. 2. Briggs u Co., from the decis-
ion OF the assignee of the Pray Manufacturing
company dsallowing their claims, and con-
tinued the case until Monday.
An injunction was issued yesterday re-
stralnlng Byron w. Pruyn from disposing of
any of the goods of the firm of Benjamin F.
Berry and B. w. Pruyn. A suit for settle
ment is now pending.
The divorce case of George W. Bunnell
against Louisa j. Bunnell was dismissed,
there being no evidence introduced to show
sufficient cause.
John Danielson is made defendant in an
action brought by L. B. Miller and T. K.
Nafus to recover $75 alleged to be due as
commissions.
The divorce case of Charles Goaty vs. Mary
GCaty, in which adultery and general lewd
conduct was alleged, was tried and decree
granted.
In the matter Of the appointment of re-
ceiver of Hattie Herbster ct al. there was no
appearance, and the case was stricken off.
The William Bergenthal company has be-
gun suit against William Dittman to recover
$l52.l due for goods purchased.
Nellie L. Rupert was granted divorce
cruel and inhuman treatment.
The case of the Pond Machine Tool Com
pany against the Pray Manufacturing COM
pany was settled by stipulation.
Judgments were secured against Gates
Bros. yesterday by n. D. Howell, w. A. Mer-
ritt and II. q. Sheldon.
The case of A. r. Clark vs. H. N. Peck as
assignee was heard by Judge Rea and taken
under advisement.
In the case of the State Bank VS.. A. P. An
derson the defendant was fined $40 for con-
tempt of court
In the matter of the assignment of William
H. Potter an order was made discharging the
assignee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Babst were given
permission yesterday 10 adopt boy IA months
old.
Lizzie Seymour was granted divorce yes
terday from William j. Seymour.
On the ground of desertion Ole Peterson
was granted divorce from Alberta Peterson.
H. Alden Smith secured a Judgment of
$463.6l against William Hartman ct al.